hi, just started posting in the forums today....... you know, concerning gravity and magnetism... what if all the little subatomic particles had like a gyroscopic motion... and when the materials get ionized to align the magnetic fields... what if that's like pushing them all straight (or sideways) which sucks them side-by-side, and so in one direction, they are sucked together inter-atomically, and on the other hand it repels (the rolling force) that is to say, what if they had to become lined up single file? does the number of particles in the atom seem to affect the ability to organize the particles in such a way as to make a magnet in a standard way, such as it may or may not be easier to magnetize a material with an even number of protons and neutrons, or that it's easier or more difficult to magnetize (and keep magnetized) something with more or less of these altogether? I wanted to know if anyone here could tell me... thank you for your time :hyper:
